The Florida Panthers tied their second-round playoff series with the Toronto Maple Leafs after two strong games at home. Despite going down 2-0 to open the series, the Panthers never flinched. Tkachuk missed a portion of the end of the year,

Matthew Tkachuk quelled injury concerns and affirmed his fitness ahead of Game 4 against the Maple Leafs, playing a key role in Florida's dramatic 5-4 overtime victory in Game 3. Despite Toronto's early lead,

Matthew Tkachuk played in his ninth game since rejoining the Florida Panthers after missing two months. Paul Maurice said Tkachuk’s game Sunday “was his best.’’ Tkachuk sent a sharp cross-ice pass from the halfwall to Carter Verhaeghe in front of the net on a first period power play chance that gave the

The Florida Panthers tied their second-round series with the Toronto Maple Leafs and the heat continues to be turned up between the two teams. As the final horn

Tkachuk had an average ice time of just 13:42 per game in the Lightning series, nearly four-and-a-half minutes lower than his regular-season average of 18:14.

With much buzz around his physical form since returning from a long-term lower body injury, Florida Panthers star Matthew Tkachuk dropped a sincere five-word comment amid grueling series against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

After Max Domi laid out Aleksander Barkov with a dirty hit from behind as time expired, players from both teams got into it on the ice. Meanwhile, on the bench, Panthers forward Matthew Tkachuk was already plotting his moves for Game 5, and he didn't hesitate to tell the Maple Leafs bench what was in store.

With Game 4 in the books and the series tied at 2-2, the bad blood between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Florida Panthers could be close to reaching boiling point. As tempers flared at the final buzzer of Florida’s 2-0 win on Sunday, cameras spotted Matthew Tkachuk shouting across the ice at William Nylander.